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by matt3210 3y ago
This is effectively a 20% charge on a 1$ game. I’m sure the studios will pass this charge on to the customers so it won’t matter much to them.
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by matt3210 3y ago
If we save 0.2 per install by having Unity ads, does this mean the other ad sources drive less income? This effectively means the saved amount by using Unity ads is offset by the lost income from the no longer used original ad source.
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by matt3210 3y ago
Using small sandboxes with randomized hardware IDs, a malicious actor could really mess things up
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by matt3210 3y ago
Ouch
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by matt3210 3y ago
Makes sense, thanks for pointing it out. Also Faux: made to look like something else that is usually more valuable Common mistake, no worries
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by matt3210 3y ago
People keep saying this is not a monthly charge per install. The header clearly says “standard monthly rate” with various per install charges. An I not interpreting this correctly?
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by matt3210 3y ago
Explain why my interpretation is incorrect, otherwise I’ll continue with it. There’s no other way to interpret “standard monthly rate = 0.2”
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by matt3210 3y ago
Does this apply to existing games? I can see a lot of companies running on margins going it of business here. I wonder if this entire fee will be passed directly to the customer
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by matt3210 3y ago
No, the table header says “monthly rate” of .20 per install. Eg 10 installs is 2$ a month
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by matt3210 3y ago
This being a monthly rate is insane. Does the game stop working if the developer doesn’t pay?
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by matt3210 3y ago
Must have spyware in the runtime. Watch your games get auto removed after the developer goes out of business or doesn’t pay RENT
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by matt3210 3y ago
Honestly, every time I get on TikTok, it degenerates into thirst traps and OF adverts. I explicitly block these creators and never click like in any of these themes, but the algorithm thinks I want to see that stuff no matter how much I try
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by matt3210 3y ago
Looking forward to throwing away all my lightning cables /sarcasm
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by matt3210 3y ago
Secure key exchange is a good idea, but your method hides the data, but not the source or destination
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by matt3210 3y ago
ChatGPT 4 won’t answer medical questions for me.
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by matt3210 3y ago
This is going to eventually lead to general driving tax within the city. Also note that this only effects poor people in any significant way.
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by matt3210 3y ago
Fancy! I like that on mobile I can drag to move around!
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by matt3210 3y ago
The graph at the bottom shows a great learning path to lead up to and follow the VT-x virtualization
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by matt3210 3y ago
Rippling will do all that for you (not plugging, just sharing experience). Then you can focus on real work for the time being.
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by matt3210 3y ago
Waiting for iRing
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by matt3210 3y ago
Why is X covering code as “sensitive material”?
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by matt3210 3y ago
Better to charge where the fossil fuel is consumed at higher efficiency than an ICE
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Free Learning from CISA.gov(niccs.cisa.gov)
34 points by matt3210 3y ago|3 comments
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Advanced x86: Virtualization with Intel VT-x(opensecuritytraining.info)
109 points by matt3210 3y ago|14 comments
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by matt3210 3y ago
Microsoft has always told people what they want.
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by matt3210 3y ago
Use hub here via CLI and forget the gui https://hub.github.com/
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Ask HN: Tech in Japan: how do I do it?
2 points by matt3210 3y ago|2 comments
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by matt3210 3y ago
The chemicals in less advanced nations are just as bad or worse yet fertility is much higher (I bet testosterone is higher too). I think it’s a social thing and increases in sedentary lifestyles.
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by matt3210 3y ago
The firmware my coffee maker runs is #1
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by matt3210 3y ago
…Is SQL a programming language?

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